June Inflation Rises as Trump Tariffs Drive Prices Up
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Inflation in June rose to 2.7% due to tariffs implemented during Trump's administration, with some retailers warning of potential price hikes; despite this, inflation remains below 3%, and the Federal Reserve predicts a rise to 3% by the end of 2025, amid ongoing debates over tariff impacts and monetary policy.
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